🖥️ DESIGNA Metal Mesh Ventilated Laptop Stand – Adjustable Notebook Holder for Apple MacBook, Dell XPS, HP, Lenovo & More (up to 19") – Enhanced Airflow – Sleek Black Design Review

I bought this for my 5D Diamond drawing board. This is the best and most durable I have found. I liked it very much and would recommend buying it. I will order more Christmas gifts.

I really like it. I had a problem with the computer overheating and shutting down. It hasn't turned off once since I got this wonderful stand!

Fits my laptop well. My feet don't get hot from the computer, and I particularly like the choice of how cool I want my laptop to be when I'm working on it. My laptop fits perfectly on it.

I needed a high angle so I could sit at my desk and really see the keyboard. Not only does it lift, you can stick stuff in the hole. Your computer isn't running, so it dissipates heat easily. It is well made and I can only recommend it.

This has been a good investment for me especially when I use a laptop and this adjustable laptop stand has helped my wrists! It is well made and very sturdy for my old heavy laptop. I plan to use it for a long time and I think it will last longer than the laptops I will buy to replace old ones :-)

I struggled with the angle of my laptop keyboard which was uncomfortable for my wrists. This stand solved that problem. I use it in conjunction with a padded lap table, otherwise the stand is too heavy to use directly on my lap. The only downside is that the "tabs" that keep the laptop from slipping off can be uncomfortable if your wrists aren't positioned properly. However, through trial and error, you can find a comfortable position.

I bought this to make drawing easier on a computer with a Wacom digitizer built in. I needed a stand that could be placed on my knees as I often paint in bed. This product is perfect for this purpose and I no longer have to hold the laptop with my free hand to get the right angle to draw. molded and tightly packed in a box. My PC is older and much thicker than most newer laptops, so I don't have a problem with the ribs hitting my wrists.